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and Duncan. Mike: Excuse me, I don't think we've met before.I'm Mike Crawford from London. Duncan:______________________

Mike: Edinburgh? I've never been to Scotland, but I'd love to go there some day.Is Edinburgh bigger than London?

Duncan:______________________

Mike:If everything you say is true it must be a great place to live! When I'm in Edinburgh,what should I see first?

Duncan:______________________

Mike:That will take me several days, I'm sure. And what's the best place to buy souvenirs?

Duncan:______________________

Mike:The military tatoo?What is it?What a strange name! Duncan:______________________

Mike:Thank you.I'll talk to Dad and ask him if we can go to Scotland instead of Spain next August.

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saw a man in a well-cut suit (walk) 2 in. The man (want)3 Mr. Boxell (show)4 him an expensive pair of shoes. There was something about the way the man (walk)5 that (make)6 Mr. Boxell (feel)7 suspicious. He (think)8 he (see)9 the man before somewhere and then he (remember)10 where Mr. Boxell (come)11 across his photo in a magazine and (see)12 him on TV. The man (be)13 a criminal and (want)14 by the police.

“If I (sell)15 him shoes that (be)16 not comfortable, he (return)17 (change)18 them”, Mr. Boxell (think)19. “But I (be)20 not sure I (be)21 able (sell)22 them to him”. Then Mr. Boxell (decide)23 that he (try)24.

The man (try)25 on a few pairs of shoes before he (buy)26 the pair that Mr. Boxell strongly (recommend)27. “They (be)28 a bit tight”, he complained. “They (stretch)29, sir” Mr. Boxell said. “Just (buy)30 them. You never (regret)31 it. What size you (wear)32, sir? (Wrap)33 them for you?” “O.K. (do)34 it” answered the man.

As Mr. Boxell (expect)35, the man (limp)36 into the shop the next day (complain)37 about the shoes. As he (enter)38 the shop he (surround)39 by the police. Mr. Boxell said: “I (do)40 it. Yesterday I deliberately (sell)41 the man a pair of shoes that (be)42 a size too small. I (know)43 he (bring)44 them back the next day!”